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WASHINGTON, September 14, 2000 — Anyone who thought the Democratic National Convention was only about presidential nominee Al Gore must have

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"… – 3 p.m. (Open to the public)Host: Democratic National CommitteeSponsor: Seniors CoalitionLocation: 1401 S. Hope St.Women’s Leadership Forum Executive and Platinum …"

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"… Citizens for Better Medicare is defunct, some of its allies, including the Seniors Coalition and the United Seniors Association, are still active. In May 2005, the Sen …"

"… ion and the United Seniors Association, are still active. In May 2005, the Seniors Coalition held a press conference in Bismarck to oppose North Dakota Sen. Byron Dorg …"

"… spent in 2002.Mac Haddow, chairman of the policy advisory council for the Seniors Coalition, acknowledged to the Bismarck Tribune receiving educational gran …"